Government is in the process of providing ESIC services to establishments having fewer than 10 employees, and a committee has been formed to widen the scope of the facility. "Presently, ESIC coverage is given to establishments having 10 or more employees (20 or more in Maharashtra). Now, we are going to provide ESIC coverage for establishments having fewer than 10 workers. "For this, a mechanism has to be developed. We have formed a committee to look into all aspects of it," Labour Minister Bandaru Dattatreya said in a media briefing on ESIC schemes here today.
On a pilot basis, the proposal is to start in Delhi and Hyderabad by November 30, 2015.
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59On a pilot basis, the proposal is to start in Delhi and Hyderabad by November 30, 2015.
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1. Sir, all such news items appear to be propaganda of the present government. The actions of the government are contradictory in nature since on one hand they are restricting the coverage of ESIS to 40 and above employees (Small Factories Bill) and on the other hand, the government is publishing such news.
2. In my opinion, nothing will happen.
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2. In my opinion, nothing will happen.
From India, Noida
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